East Hampton, New York

East Hampton, on the South Fork of Long Island, has about 29,090 year-round residents and draws affluent visitors and second-home owners from New York City each summer, with Main Beach, Montauk Point Lighthouse, Guild Hall and the Pollock-Krasner House as anchors. This page uses data through September 2026. The STR performance figures here describe the Long Island STR market, a series shared across multiple areas, so they are regional benchmarks rather than figures measured for East Hampton alone. In September 2026 the Long Island STR market averaged an ADR of $669, occupancy of 42.2% and monthly revenue of $8,098 per listing. Entire homes earned an ADR of $783 and averaged $9,069 in monthly revenue, while houses averaged $9,218 and apartments $3,677. Year over year, occupancy rose 1.3%, ADR rose 13.4% and revenue rose 11.9%, so growth came mostly from price rather than demand. Through the first nine months of 2026 average occupancy was 52.2%, ADR was $551 and monthly revenue was $7,744, ahead of the full 2025 figures of 50.1%, $488 and $6,763. Bedroom, channel and listing-type counts and the leading operators are tracked at a shared regional level rather than uniquely for East Hampton, so this profile omits them. The most important context is regulatory. The Town limits rentals of fewer than 14 days to no more than twice in any six-month period, which pushes the local market toward two-week, monthly and seasonal leases rather than nightly turnover. Anyone modeling returns should read the regulatory section before relying on the revenue figures.